Neihardt Sees Native Culture As Museum Piece
Lincoln Neb AP. Poet John G Neihardt, age 91, has lived with Plains Indians for eight years in spirit and study. He says living culture can only survive as curiosity or museum, and Indians must be assimilated into mainstream civilization to thrive. He rejects militant paths, credits long work with old people, and notes no simple solution for poverty on reservations. Nebraska builder award honors his service.
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Unnecessary Things Big Part of Life
From a humorous column HAL BOYLE lists annoyances and absurdities of daily life such as nuts with guns and freckles after 21. The piece ends with a note that S Sgt Clyde B Plumley has arrived for duty at Shaw Air Force Base and that his wife Mary is from Walnut. PLUMLEY is identified as a medical laboratory specialist with prior Vietnam service and assignments at Kirtland AFB.
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Dialysis funds in Kansas may run dry by May end
Kansas may run out of money for the state dialysis program by May 31 leaving 12 patients to pay for their own further treatment at a total of about 10 000 dollars for one month. Dr James Mankin oversees the two year old program and notes that funding will not resume until July 1 1973 and costs vary with patient numbers and insurance.
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